Oh Door:

Many times I have seen the door ajar, mostly at night, and when I have tried to closed it some folks standing outside, usually smoking, had ask me to leave it like that. 

On the other hand, when events are taking place I have noticed that the door its intentionally kept open to guide the newcomers that it is the entrance and they don't have to bother by ringing the bell, etc.

I don't have the solution to the whole door issue, but at least, I suggest, we should have a note in the inside stating to keep it closed at all times, of course, with exceptions when events are taking place. 


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Daniel



 

On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 8:23 AM, Torrie Fischer <tdfischer@hackerbots.net> wrote:
Thats a solution, though I've seen that sort of thing defeated with
people just wedging the door open or something.

Not to say that doing that is a fruitless endeavor but it can't be the
only thing done.

On Fri, 2016-01-22 at 03:24 -0800, Charley Sheets wrote:
> While I agree that re-keying may be necessary, and restricting key
> distribution is prudent, I wonder if it might also be useful to
> investigate different door hardware. It seems unintuitive to me that
> it
> would always be necessary to re-lock the door after unlocking it.
>
> I would imagine there must be door hardware that allows for only a
> momentary unlocking action, eliminating the need to re-lock the door.
> Has anything like that been investigated? Is there some nuance of
> doors
> that I'm just not understanding?
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